I've had a couple of clients use him and they were pleased.

It’ll be approximately a 6.5% cap for me after accounting for expenses.I just helped a client buy a 4 unit 7 cap (After expenses) in Riverside for $659,000. 

I usually recommend that out of state investors do not take on large projects until they are confident with their teams, but I have plenty of CA clients who have purchased moderately distressed homes and put a $15k remodel in.

Bottom line, due to many glorious unique factors for me there was actually very little difference.

The best way to serve your client/customer is to provide clear policies and procedures and then stick to them.

We have clients on their 3rd and 4th generation of doing this. 

Your life, responsibilities, likes, dislikes, etc, are all unique in their combination.

It’s how professionals effectively reach their target audiences, and in no industry does that appear to be more important than real estate.Being one of the biggest client-facing industries in the world, real estate is one that benefits the most from various social media platforms.

You can monitor what leads do, set up listing alerts for clients for given parameters, and that's all just scratching the surface. 

I have a broker client that has told me he has secured Hard Money deals from a Chinese investor in the 6% range because savings are so low in China, even negative at times.